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CEREBRAD

Cognitive and Cerebrovascular Effects Induced by Low Dose Ionising Radiation

Informazioni Generali

Coordinatore:
SCK CEN - STUDIECENTRUM VOOR KERNENERGIE / CENTRE D'ETUDE DE L'ENERGIE NUCLEAIRE (Belgio)
Responsabile ENEA:
PAZZAGLIA SIMONETTA - SSPT-BIOTEC-RED (CASACCIA)
Ruolo ENEA:
PARTNER
Sito WEB:
Sito WEB non disponibile

Descrizione e Attività

Descrizione Generale

The major elements of scientific uncertainty in the context of radiation protection policy and of risk assessment for cerebrovascular diseases, set the following key topics (1) the direct assessment of health effects through epidemiological studies of groups exposed to low doses, (2) doses-response and biological effects from different types of radiation and (3) the biological processes in cells and tissues mediating the cerebrovascular effects of low-dose radiation. These 3 topics have been identified as priorities by the HLEG, the MELODI Strategic Agenda and ARCH (Agenda for Research on Chernobyl Health), and will be covered in the CEREBRAD (Cognitive and Cerebrovascular Effects Induced by Low Dose Ionising Radiation) project. CEREBRAD will address the problem of cerebrovascular effects in humans: in individuals that were exposed in utero, in cohorts of adults from the Chernobyl liquidators, and in children receiving low doses to the brain during cancer radiotherapy. We will study cognitive effects in animal models exposed to radiation at different stages of brain development, with special emphasis on early postnatal exposures, and will examine the initial and late effects induced in brain by irradiation at the cellular and molecular levels. The main concern of CEREBRAD is to identify the potential risk of doses below 100 mGy delivered to a young child. To inform on risk estimates of the effect from internal and external exposures, as well as synergistic effect with other environmental pollutants, all these different conditions will be evaluated. The consortium is an interdisciplinary team of radiobiologists, epidemiologists, experts in neurodegenerative diseases, genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics, paediatricians and dosimetrists. Special attention will be paid to efficient project management, training, dissemination and communication with stakeholders and the general public.

Attività svolta da ENEA

L'ENEA si occuperà in particolare dello studio degli effetti di dosi di radiazioni ionizzanti su modelli animali (WP 3) e dei meccanismi di azione (WP 4).

Programmi Europei

Programma:
Settimo Programma Quadro Euratom (2007-2013) → Euratom fissione (STREP - Progetti Specifici Mirati)

Dati Finanziari (in euro)

Costo Eleggibile

Progetto:
4.905.635,00
ENEA:
439.930,00

Contributo

Al progetto:
2.999.517,00
A ENEA:
219.965,00

Durata del Progetto

Anno di stipula e Durata:
2011 - 42 mesi
Periodo:
01-10-2011 → 31-03-2015

Numero di Partner (11)

Ruolo Tipologia Nome Nazione
Istituti di ricerca INSTITUT GUSTAVE ROUSSY Francia
Istituti di ricerca HELMHOLTZ-ZENTRUM MUENCHEN DEUTSCHES FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM FUER GESUNDHEIT UND UMWELT GMBH Germania
Università UNIV. ARISTOTLE OF THESSALONIKI (AUTH) Grecia
Università UNIV. ERASMUS ROTTERDAM Paesi Bassi
Università UNIV. BIRMINGHAM Regno Unito
Università UNIV. ROVIRA I VIRGILI Spagna
Università UNIV. UPPSALA Svezia
Istituti di ricerca ACADEMY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES OF UKRAINE STATE INSTITUTION RESEARCH CENTER FOR RADIATION MEDICINE Ucraina
Istituti di ricerca NATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR RADIOBIOLOGY AND RADIOHYGIENE FREDERIC JOLIOT-CURIE Ungheria
COORD Istituti di ricerca SCK CEN - STUDIECENTRUM VOOR KERNENERGIE / CENTRE D'ETUDE DE L'ENERGIE NUCLEAIRE Belgio
PARTNER Istituti di ricerca ENEA Italia

Keyword associate al progetto dal database di CORDIS (4)

Keyword Argomento Macro
Medical Research Biological Sciences MEDICINE, HEALTH
NUCLEAR FISSION Energy NUCLEAR FISSION
RADIATION PROTECTION Protecting Man and his Environment RADIATION PROTECTION
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH RTD Horizontal Topics SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

Altre Keyword non presenti nel database di CORDIS (1)

Keyword
Low dose